Product DescriptionThe La Sportiva Trango Alp GTX is a 3 season alpine climbing boot. A combination of Idro-Perwanger Roughout leather and synthetic leather create a durable upper while a sticky Vibram sole rounds out the boot. The boot accepts semi-automatic crampons and has a 3/4 shank & 3D ankle flex system to allow comfortable climbing.FeaturesWeight: 26.5 oz / 750 g
Upper: 2.2mm Idro-Perwanger Roughout Leather/ Water-repellant Lorica® with Antiacqua™ external coating/ Vibram® rubber rand
Lining: Gore-Tex® INSOLE: 7mm Trangoflex with integral nylon shank
Midsole: Micropore (forefoot)/ PU (heel)/ TPU crampon reinforcement in back
Sole: Vibram® Sasslong with Impact Brake System™ Images |
Reviews | OJ Loenneker | nice. | | 
Voted 5/5 | These are my regular hiking boot. They are a little stiff for a hiker, but I guess they are much easier to hike in than what I usually hike in during spring (ski boots). I have owned these for about a year or so, and they are holding up well.
The Gore Tex liner is not as water proof as claimed, but not as bad as other liners.
The main gripe I have is that the laces need to be tied in a double knot, or they like to untie them selves pretty quickly. My Nepal Extremes do this too, so maybe it's a Sportiva thing. | | Posted Oct 18, 2009 4:13 am | | EverydayExplorer | My full review | | 
Voted 5/5 | I bought the La Sportiva Trango Alp GTX boot when I moved Seattle so that I would have a lightweight boot to climb in the Cascades. The boot is technically a 3 season alpine climbing boot but I have been seriously impressed so far. I have not taken the boot out in winter yet but I have attempted to climb Rainier twice with the Trango Alp and they have performed flawlessly.
I wrote a rather lengthy review on my blog If you follow this link you'll for straight to it.
OnTheSharpEnd.com
I can summarize the review in one word: awesome
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